AUTOMOTIVE WORKER NA-5823-08
Makes repairs that can be accomplished by removing, replacing, adjusting, or cleaning defective automotive parts or components such as replacing sensors, water pumps, spark plugs, brakeshoes, mufflers, radiator caps, condensers, engine gaskets, and a variety of belts and hoses. Adjusts brakes, transmission linkages, engine idle, voltage and current control valves, sensing valves, expansion valves, and pressure regulator valves. Cleans or replaces filters, screens, battery cables and clamps, engine components, and heating and cooling devices. Flushes radiators and replaces anti-freeze solutions. Aligns front ends by adjusting caster, camber, and setting toe-in. Locates worn or poorly adjusted parts through visual and auditory checks, and through use of a small variety of test equipment such as test lamps, timing lights, multimeters, tachometers, and dwell meters. May use vehicle on-board computers to help diagnose problems, and electronic analyzers to test automotive computer control systems and emission systems. Observes established safety, sanitation and hazardous waste disposal rules and requirements. Operates vehicles to test repair and move around facility.Performs other related duties as assigned. Knowledge of various techniques for removing, replacing, cleaning, and installing a variety of parts, components, and accessories such as filters, radiators, engine thermostats, wheel cylinders, universal joints, wheel bearings, springs, shock absorbers, mufflers, components of heating and air conditioning systems, brake components, catalytic converters, clutch assemblies, carburetors, and suspension components including lower control arms, struts, constant velocity joints and stabilizer arms. Ability to determine when parts should be cleaned and reinstalled or replaced with standard parts. Basic understanding of on-board computer diagnostic systems and other test equipment. Ability to test automotive computer control systems and emission systems. Skill in using basic tools and operating equipment common to the occupation. Basic understanding of makeup and operation of various individual automotive systems. Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license. Must be able to obtain and maintain North Carolina State Inspection license certification within 3 months of employment. May be required to obtain and maintain a valid commercial driver's license (CDL).Work is assigned orally or through work orders by the supervisor or a higher graded worker, indicating the nature of the problem. Incumbent selects tools, decides on techniques and carries out assignments. Obtains standard parts. Routine repair and maintenance duties are accomplished independently. Assistance is provided by supervisor or higher graded worker when standard procedures fail to correct the problem or when assigned more complex repairs. Completed work is checked for compliance with instructions, specifications, and standard shop practices.Work is often performed in tiring, awkward and uncomfortable positions. Frequent standing, bending, stooping and crawling. Lifts and carries objects up to 45 lbs independently and objects over 45 lbs with assistance.Exposed to drafts, noise, fumes, dirt, dust, and grease. Works with automotive fluids that may cause chemical irritations. Must wear issued protective gear.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
- Department:
5823 Automotive Mechanic - Salary Range:
$13.51 to $13.51 per hour
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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